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You done? >> I'm done. >> Dang. >> Dang. >> [laughter] >> Welcome to body cam vibes. Back with another body cam video we going to discuss today. Shout out to Uncovered for this video. Thank y'all for being here. We ain't going to waste any time. Let's get right into it. >> Roll the window down for me. >> That's as far as it goes. >> Okay. I'm Officer Bradley Lake Stevens. Please audio and video recorded. Reason I stopped you is your tabs are expired. 2024. Any reason they're so far expired? >> No, sir. I'm going to videotape this. >> Mhm. >> Great. I am, too. I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance, please. I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance, please. It's a lawful stop. You are required to identify yourself with all three documents. Traffic infraction and now that's a lawful detention. Now you need to give me your driver's license, registration, and your insurance. Are you going to provide me with your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> I'm not providing it. >> Uh-oh. >> Uh-oh. >> Great. That's awesome. I need your driver's license, registration, and your insurance. It is obstruction for you not to provide that information for me. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Didn't ask. I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance. Need to identify yourself. Driver's license, registration, and insurance. When my sergeant gets here, if you're not going to comply with that, we're going to break the window and pull you out of the car. We've got a traveler who doesn't want to give me any ID. And she's refusing to identify herself. Says she doesn't need to. So, she does. She's refusing to do so. >> For I'm locking you? >> Nope. Hi, ma'am. How are you? I'm Sergeant Heineman. So, failing to ID is going to get you in jail. >> I'm traveling, Officer. >> Okay. You're going to be traveling to jail if you don't identify yourself. Okay. So, driving is a privilege, not a right. And you have to identify yourself. And and you have to identify yourself or you're going to end up in jail for failing to identify. All right, it's a misdemeanor. >> Where he got them laws for you? >> We can break this pretty little window, or you can provide some sort of identification to my partner here. And you can claim to sue You can try to sue. Or I can break the window, we can pull you out, and you're going to jail. The crime is failing to identify, like I just explained. >> Hey, dude, calm down. You moving this the hell. >> up with you in jail if you don't do that. So, this is your last chance. >> to go to jail for what? >> Yeah. Have you provided my partner with identification? No. So, failing to identify is that RCW, and that's the misdemeanor. And I can give you a business card if you want, so you can stop Huh? Okay. So, hop out of the car, and we'll We'll cross that bridge when you want it. But, as of now, you're under arrest for failing to identify. I can't hear if you're thinking I'm listening to whoever's talking on the phone. Okay. So, I can't hear him if you're You have. Failing to identify is that crime. You're You're going to be traveling to jail. You're failing to identify. It's a misdemeanor. I provided you ample warnings to get out of the car and to cooperate, and you're not doing so. So, if you're listening to your husband, then he's giving you bad information. 133. You just took down my whole name. So, you can tell your husband >> Dude, stay still. >> I don't want to break your window. It is. You see the red light there? That is recording. >> Thank you. >> Your husband back here is not the reason why we're pulling you over. I'm going to give give one last chance to cooperate, and if you don't then the window's going to get broken and I'm going to we're going to end up taking your deal. If he's talking to you >> the gloves on. He's putting the gloves on, buddy. >> Put the gloves on. >> Okay. So, ma'am, I'm going to explain to you one more time. If you do not cooperate, you're going to end up going to jail for failing to identify. >> Yeah, why not? I didn't want to identify. >> Failing to identify yourself on a legal traffic stop is a misdemeanor crime. I'm going to end up breaking your window. The car is going to end up getting towed. You're going to end up in jail. >> Yeah, all day. >> to provide you Give me identification. And you can go ahead and roll the window all the way down. You can go ahead and hang up the phone, too, because you're an adult. You can handle this by yourself without your husband. >> Mhm. >> You done? >> I'm done. >> Okay. >> Bam. >> Bam. >> I ain't no liar. >> I ain't no liar. That was a good >> Get out of the car. >> You going through all that, man. You could just provided information. >> He's entitled over here. I'm not listening to cops. >> I'm not the argo. I'm not. >> You about to be in argo in jail, now. >> Where are you taking me, sir? >> Jail. >> Where? Which one? >> We'll we'll tell you in a second. You're the adult. We'll talk to you. You're here. >> and my purse. >> Do you give me permission to access your vehicle to get your phone and your purse? >> I do give you permission >> Didn't ask for that. >> I would like my purse and my phone >> So, this is why I'm talking to you, ma'am. If you give me permission to get these things for you, I will happily do so. >> I would like I give you permission to get my phone and my purse and backpack, please. >> Say one more time. >> I give you permission >> And then the husband was saying no. >> and my purse and backpack. It's on the on the dashboard. Yeah. >> You can hang out here so you can watch what I'm doing for you, okay? Phone, giving it to my partner, and what else? Gray bag, black bag? >> Black bag, that black bag, and then I have a green purse. >> Black bag, green purse. Okay, is there anything valuable in this backpack because the jail might not take that? Cuz it's too large. >> Okay, just my green purse then. >> Uh floorboard? >> Yeah, it it might have fallen down. Yeah, it's kind of >> Can we go around to the other side so I don't climb over? >> Yeah, you might need to >> It looks unlocked. Let's walk you over there. >> Okay. Can you put it on me? Okay. This is a little weird. >> Do you have keys for this? >> Actually, can you take it off? I can't have that. Um >> Do you want it forward? >> Yes, that's better. >> Cool. >> Um >> Are there keys for this? >> There are, but >> Oh, it is. Why you want it backwards? >> Okay. >> I'm actually going to have my other partner search you. Cuz she's here. You mind doing a search for me? I appreciate you. This is Officer Vancott. She's going to search you incident to arrest, okay? >> Okay. >> 1914 next rotation for it, so >> Stab me? Uh no. Yeah, I have a t-shirt on and a bra and I have a EMS device around my neck. It looks kind of funny, but it helps with what's going on with this radiation. Oh, I I was moving today. Okay, it does it come off? Yeah. That off. Any back pockets here? I don't think so. All right, I'm going to just take the hat off. Make sure nothing in here. All right, back of my hand. my belt my belt back on, please? I didn't take Oh, the moving belt? >> Yeah. >> Um once we get through with this. Um okay, is it a regular bra sports bra? Stick with it. >> Regular bra. >> Okay. All right. So, back of my hand. >> Okay. But, uh, do you want it split out of your way at all at the hat? >> I like it kind of um, split in the back and coming forward in my hood. It's like when I'm wearing a hood. Does that make sense? Like kind of part it in the back and bring some hair forward on my right, hair forward on my left, and then I push my hood up. >> What? >> And then kind of scrunch my hood up a little bit. >> Come on out here. >> $16 in cash. >> Huh? I said, "Yeah." >> Go right over this way. >> Man, let's get to it, man. Let's go put in jail, man. >> Yes. >> Perfect. >> Okay. All right. >> Step on out for me. >> Okay. >> Step up on the curb. Watch the curb. After you. >> The suspect faces charges for driving with expired tags, obstructing justice, and resisting arrest. If you enjoy >> This, you know, you know, let me say this, man. Let me say this. >> [clears throat] >> Body cams like this really piss me off. >> Yep. >> Because all you had was expired tags. You ain't You ain't like you were out here on the live somebody did something worse. All you had to do was just listen. But, you had to do your entitled little privilege ass. I'm not stopping. I'm traveling. Mhm. I'm doing You know what I'm saying? Like >> Well, I'm half of him. You know me. >> I know what you're saying, but >> Yeah. >> But, why she just didn't You just >> Yeah, I I say that, too. But, at the same time, I feel like I know why um, she's doing this. Um, for those of us who live here in America and then probably some people in other states and countries as well. Like >> Mhm. >> We're We've had enough. Uh, >> government um controlling everything um in terms of like taking taxes and you know, mishandling taxes and >> forcing us to have unreasonable laws and all this and that. So, I kind of get the um >> the whole thing that they're doing, the sovereign citizen stuff. >> Yeah. >> I kind of get that and I kind of feels the way that they're feeling with certain things. >> Yeah. >> But, I also see it as sometimes necessary, sometimes unnecessary. >> Mhm. >> To me, this was an unnecessary situation. Like if you are someone who has not ever committed a crime, >> Mhm. >> why get this uh you know, offense for no reason? Why end up having to go to jail for driving with an um expired tag, like Okay, Miss Sovereign Citizen, if that's the case, get you a horse and buggy, dammit. >> [laughter] >> You know what I'm saying? >> I'm not what you're saying. >> Like if you don't want to be a part of society and doing the modern thing, get your ass a horse and buggy like those I forgot I always call these people the wrong name and I want to get their names right. >> House on the Prairie people? >> No, see? >> What do they call them? Little House? The Mormons? >> Not them. What are they called? Yeah, okay. >> hats, the Quaker people. >> I'm sorry, y'all. >> Yeah, I I >> For lack of a better word, we don't use those terms every day. I don't know what to call them, but y'all know who I'm talking about. >> them the Quaker Oats people. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> The um >> Are they Mormons? No, not Mormons. That's certain people's religion. I'm trying I'm not trying to offend. >> That's certain people's religion, but like they're the >> I call them the Quaker Oats. That's all I can think of. >> know who we're talking about. >> people. That's all I got. >> The um the ones who live independent, they don't use electricity most of time and then um you know, they they stick with the basics of the old ways of >> Uh-huh. >> the world. I I kind of I kind of like that. So, I get it. I get it. Mhm. >> I didn't mean to cut you off. I was just about to say that. I was just about to say I'm half on half. >> Mhm. >> Because at the same time, you okay. If you want to be that person, the sovereign person, then like you said, horses and carriages or whatever you want to call it, don't mess with anything that got something to do with America or the laws or the rules. Just get away from it. If you want to be that person, be that. You still out here driving cars. You still out here going to work. >> Yep. >> You still out here doing those things, so you can't you got to Unfortunately, you got to obey the law. >> Right. >> But if you want to be that, just go on go on your little merry little way and find you some land, horses and carriages, and do all that stuff like that. I was just about to say what you was just saying. >> Yeah. Um so, like I said, I get I get all of that because when do we not wake up as a society? I'm not trying to go down that road. I'm not trying to preach. >> Mhm. >> But when do we wake up as a society where we see things not getting better? Where we see government officials all the way up to the top like really finding ways to make things harder for us. You know what I'm saying? So, I get where you're trying to hold on to your little bit of peace. >> Mhm. >> Like the sovereign part of it is being a sovereign citizen is saying I'm no longer your um your straw man. You're you're not going to, you know, puppetize me. Like I get all of that. Like I said, I feel that in a sense, but unless you have all the proper things in order, >> Mhm. >> you sitting here driving around in this goddamn car, miss lady. Show some proof so that you won't go to jail. Now, like he said, you got to go to jail. >> Mhm. >> You've got your your car impounded. You've got your window busted. That's going to be meaning more to get repaired. >> Mhm. >> And your license and tag are um probably either going to get suspended. Your tag's going to still be expired. That's money. >> That's money you got to spend, yo. >> That's so backwards. >> Yeah. You got to If you If you go live in this land, you got to obey the laws. I don't care. I It's pretty I'm pretty sure it's some laws that y'all don't like, but we got to obey. That's what If you want to live here, we have to obey the law. That's what I be saying to the sovereign people. But at the same time, to kind of go into what you say, not to preach. I don't want to go on long cuz I'm we I don't believe every conspiracy. >> Mhm. >> I'm not into that. I'm not cuz some things I'll be like, "Y'all too far-fetched." >> Mhm. >> But on some things, when it comes to the government and stuff like that, I don't I don't We are so brainwashed in believing that they're actually going to make a change. Are they actually on our side? We've been I'm like, what's changed? >> Right. >> You get what I'm saying? So, all these years ain't nothing changed. No president. >> matter what side you're on, has there ever been good change? >> That's what I'm trying to say. That's what I'm saying. It remind me of the movie Distinguished Gentleman. When I was watching the movie and they he was trying to explain the politics to Eddie Murphy character. And he said, Eddie Murphy said, "I'm trying to make this >> change." He said, >> He said, "That's not politics, son." He said, "We make them believe that we're going to do a change to get their votes and nothing ever change." >> Yep. >> That's what it is. So, all these people out here fighting about politics, who better, libtard, GOP, it don't make no difference cuz nothing never really changes. So, I get when people say, "Look, I want to live off this. I want to live off the land. I want to bump this. I'm trying to stop trying to follow these rules." But until you You that, >> you got to obey the rules. >> Yeah. >> That's all I'm saying. >> Mhm. >> That's all I really got to say about it. >> Yeah. Yeah, me too. And then I I actually have one more thing. The thing about the word crime / criminal / breaking the law. >> Mhm. >> [clears throat] >> As soon as you don't follow their rules, they call you a criminal. Or they say, "Oh, you you broken the law or you committed a crime." >> Mhm. >> To me, crime is stealing burglarizing, like stuff like that. >> Mhm. >> Um hurting, harms, dangerous things. >> Sometimes standing your ground is not necessarily a crime. Sometimes, you know fighting with injustice within reason isn't necessarily a crime. I hate that they make these laws to keep us in these boxes someway, shape, or form anytime we try to have independence. They come up with a law to keep us, you know Yeah. Oh, you you done something criminal. I got you now. It's It could be something so minute. Like for for instance, certain states will have if you throw a piece of gum on the ground, that's illegal. >> Yeah. >> Or if you're chewing gum in public, that's illegal. Now, isn't that dumb? It just sounds ridiculous. >> some of the laws are stupid, man. >> Yeah. >> They had to cross every T and dot every I. They had to make sure that anything you do >> Right. >> Hold on. No, you can't do this. That's just it. That's it. >> But are we really free? >> Nope. >> Exactly. That's what I'm saying. Like I said, don't want to go down that road, but that's why people like her get >> But I haven't gone deep. You know what I'm saying? >> why people like her get to the to be extreme because you want to say, "When is enough enough?" >> Right. >> That's all I had to say. >> Yeah. Yeah, cuz we was going down the cuz I don't want to keep on talking about the rant on this, too. So, I said, "Let me Let me hush." >> Yeah, see this is just why we have a talking channel, y'all. >> Yeah, that's why. That's why we discuss things. When we say discussion, Body Cam Vibes discussion, that's what we do. We like to discuss, and we sometimes we may go off a little bit. >> Yeah. >> But, we thank y'all to the ones who be here and listen to us rant. >> You know what we be doing, though? >> What's that? >> We end up talking so much about other things, we don't even talk about what what actually like happened happened. >> I know somebody going to say it in the >> way that dude bust that thing window. >> Yes, I was thinking about that. I want to go back to that. Hold up. Can we go back to that one more time? Wait, you said you're done? I'm done. I love that, man. Come on, look at that. Let's see one more time. >> Yeah. >> I got to see that one One more time before we go. >> Okay. >> Thank y'all for being here. Thank y'all for the love support on this channel. Thank y'all for listening to us rant. Before we go, let's look at this good window bust. Until next time. Don't get caught slipping on camera. >> You done? >> I'm done. >> Okay. Bang. Yes, sir. [laughter]
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